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Development and transformation of social structures
Civilization: mesopotamia
Name: sarah moldenhauer
Theme
How does this theme apply to your civilization?
Gender roles and relations
men dominated public life
some women were preistesses,educated or scribes,midwives, sjopkeepers, brewers, bakers, tavern keepers, and textile manufacturers.
Family and kinship
men were known as "tha kings of their home"
men took over some house ork like their wives did
Racial and ethnic constructions
people who came from poor families were not as highly thought of of those people of a royal or higher class family
Social and economic classes
priests and proestesse lived in tmeples recieving food etc.
slaves were prisoners of war
slaves ere convicted criminals
some slaves became sell outs meaning they sold themselves out to satisfy their obligation
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Development and transformation of social structures
Civilization: mesopotamia
Name: sarah moldenhauer